t-zone
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Palladio Rice Powder Having combination or oily skin can be a serious problem while wearing makeup if the right product is not being used your makeup will start to melt throughout the day which will make it look less presentable. Just imagine if you had done a dewy look and you start sweating before the end of the day. Blotting… Read More
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I love wearing makeup but on bright sunny days, I tend to perspire a lot. My face gets sweaty (sweat beads), especially my t-zone area that tends to become oily resulting my finished makeup look to become cakey. I normally use blotting paper, it helps but I prefer if my makeup would just stay put without moving. Eventually, a runny,… Read More
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Oil Blotting sheets were made specifically to remove the excess oil from your skin whether you are wearing makeup or not while keeping your skin matte and beautiful for hours. Oil blotting sheets are a must have in your beauty kit. They are easy to use any time of the day or night and it does not smudge your makeup.… Read More
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If you suffer from oily skin and acne, applying primer before the foundation is a necessity. Not only does primer contains waxes and polymers that provide a smooth canvas for flawless application, it also creates a bond between the skin and the foundation which helps the makeup to last all day without touch up or re-applying which is essential. The silica… Read More
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Don’t you just hate it when you put on a fresh face and later to see oils popping out under your makeup? Follow these simple routines for oily skin makeup application. Never apply too much foundation Oily skin is shiny, so always use matte foundation Select a foundation (matte) that is made especially for oily skin Powder should be selected one… Read More
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A pimple starts when the pores in the skin become clogged with a type of oil called sebum, which normally lubricates the skin and hair. Acne is common during puberty when hormones goes into overdrive, causing the skin to overproduce sebum. Because many oil-producing glands are on the forehead, nose, and chin, this area called the T-zone is where a person is most prone… Read More
